Assignment
Toronto at Dreamer's Rock Storyboard, Page 12 -75
Create a storyboard for the one-act play Toronto at Dreamer's Rock. A storyboard is a graphic organizer that helps you tell a story from beginning to end. It is comprised of images that provide a visual representation of the text. For the storyboard, you digitally recreate or draw 5 scenes from Toronto at Dreamer's Rock that you think are important. Each image will require a title of choosing and quotes from the play that either inspired your picture or offered insight into your design choices. Using words, symbols, perspective, and color are design choices that can help make your storyboard unique.
Here are some ideas that you might want to consider:
1) If you like to use technology, try using a digital art tool to create your scenes.
2) If you like to draw, you can draw your scenes on paper, Bristol boards, etc.
3) If you like photography, you can photograph your scenes and present them to the class.
4) If you like to paint, you can paint your scenes.
5) If you have any other ideas, be sure to ask the teacher for approval first!
You must answer the following questions:
1) What scenes are depicted in your storyboard?
2) Why are these scenes significant in Toronto at Dreamer's Rock?
3) What are the titles you have chosen for each image? What significance do these titles have?
4) What are the quotes that you have picked from Toronto at Dreamer's Rock that relate to each image?
5) What were some of the design choices you made when creating your images?